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INCENTIVE MEETINGS


The Radisson Grand BahamaIsland Our Lucaya Resort


A Top Pick for Resort Incentive Meetings A unique resort


experience awaits incentive meeting groups at The Radisson Grand Bahamas Island Our Lucaya Resort, ideally situated on Grand Bahama Island in the Bahamas. Distinguished by its AAA Four Diamond status, The Radis-


son Grand Bahama Island Our Lucaya Resort lies just 55 miles off the coast of Florida’sWest Palm Beach.A 7.5-acre white-sand beach hugs warm, turquoise Bahamian waters and curves along the gentle coast, making for a spectacular view from the 740-room property. Meetings, conventions, and special events at the resort


are as impressive as the scenery.A total of 95,000 square feet of space, including 45,000 square feet of outdoor areas, is suitable for events of all shapes and sizes. The flexible indoor meeting space features modern, well-appointed


When it comes to activities for incentive meeting group participants, The Radisson Grand Bahama Island Our Lucaya Resort offers options to suit everyone.


rooms with wireless Internet access. Event-coordination services are available, as are rentable AV equipment and a business center with public computers, printers, a fax machine, and a copier. When it comes to activities for incentive meeting group


participants, The Radisson Grand Bahama Island Our Lucaya Resort offers options to suit everyone. The property’s two golf courses—The Reef Club and the Lucayan Country Club


Guest rooms: 740 • Amenities:Two golf courses; tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts; Water Sports Center; fitness center and spa; casino; nine restaurants and lounges • Meeting space: 95,000 square feet


At a glance


The Radisson Grand Bahama Island Our Lucaya Resort • phone: (242) 373-1333 or (866) 870-7148; fax: (242) 373-8804; website:www.ourlucaya.com


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—have hosted the PGA’s Bahamas National Open, the Sen- ior PGA’s Slam, and 12 other national championships. For watersports and boating enthusiasts, the resort’s


Water Sports Center provides snorkeling and scuba-diving lessons. Wind-surfing, parasailing, banana-boating, jet-skiing, boating, sailing, fishing, and more can be arranged. Sports facilities are equally impressive. The Radisson Grand Bahamas Island Our Lucaya Resort has the only Fast Grand Slam tennis courts in the Caribbean. The courts are replicas of some of the world’s best-known tennis surfaces, such as the red clay of the French Open, Wimbledon’s manicured grass, and the DecoTurf of the U.S. Open. Other courts cater to basketball and volleyball players. Incentive meeting participants who want to stay active in


other ways will find what they seek at the 25,000-square- foot RadissonWORKOUT Powered by Reebok Spa & Fitness Center, where they can use a selection of challenging cardio and weight machines as well as free weights or avail them- selves of the services of a personal trainer. The Center’s spa offers the ultimate in pampering, with relaxing massage and skin treatments and a hair and nail salon. Gaming enthusiasts enjoy access to Treasure Bay


Casino at Our Lucaya, whose 19,000-plus square feet of entertainment includes 400 slot machines and 30 gaming tables. From the bustling five-cent slots to the Caribbean- stud-poker tables, action-packed gambling excitement rules. Across the street from the property, the lively, vibrant Port Lucaya Marketplace caters to shoppers and non-shop- pers alike with 55 unique stores and 32 restaurants and bars. The marketplace’s Count Basie Square comes alive at night as local residents deck themselves out in a rainbow of brightly colored apparel and lead the crowds in dance and song. 


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